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The opportunity to hold car manufacturers accountable for defective vehicles
It’s one of the most disappointing experiences in life. The excitement of buying a new car, RV, or another vehicle fades fast when you find out that it’s a “lemon” – a machine with significant persistent defects. We can help you fight for your right to full compensation from the manufacturer. With a broad range of experience in representing buyers who have fought for justice in both informal negotiations, and in court, we have the knowledge to support you as we work to resolve your issue.
Call Lafferty Law Firm, Inc. at 615-878-1926 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.
Tennessee’s “lemon law” protects owners of cars, trucks, or vans sold in the state from defects that impair the vehicle’s usability or market value. Should a vehicle not conform to the vehicle’s warranty, the owner must report it to the manufacturer within a year of the vehicle’s delivery or the express duration of the warranty. If you think you might have bought a “lemon,” you have options. Get in touch with us today!
Under state law, manufacturers must repair defective vehicles to meet the conditions the warranty specifies. If they have exceeded three attempts at repair with no success or if the vehicle has been under repair for a cumulative period of 45 days, they must replace or repurchase your vehicle. In addition, the manufacturer must reimburse you for a rental vehicle up to a specified amount while your vehicle is under repair. Should the manufacturer evade their responsibility, you need to contact an experienced lemon law attorney to fight for your rights during the required arbitration. We have a wealth of experience in both arbitration and the courtroom – and will aggressively pursue justice on your behalf.
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